- Born on November 9, 1867 in Fairfield, Iowa
- Parents: John Esli Bonewitz and Josephine E. Smith
- Moved with her parents to Omaha, Nebraska about 1880
- Married Charles Monroe Daily on November 18, 1891
- Children: Gladys, Oranna, Robert, Iona, Elizabeth, Joseph (and an un-named baby boy)
- In 1909 Maggie and Charles decided to try farming; they moved their family to a farm in Soldier Township, Shawnee County, Kansas
- In January 1913, Maggie and Charles returned to Omaha
- On Easter Sunday, March 23, 1913, a tornado drove through the west side of Omaha, destroying Maggie and Charles’ home
- In April 1915 Maggie and Charles moved their family to a farm in Rauville Township, Codington County, South Dakota
- Sometime later Maggie and Charles moved to a farm in Lake Township, Codington County, South Dakota
- Maggie and Charles retired from farming in 1932 and moved into Watertown, South Dakota
- Her husband Charles died on March 9, 1945
- Died March 15, 1947 at the age of 79 and is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, Watertown, South Dakota
November 18, 1891
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